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chpsk8er630

what is your grab bar made of that it sparks like that?

Peeweesp

probobly titanium? if not steel when it starts to wear sparks alright but i know a few guys have titanium bars, where they buy titanium to make it who knows lol

gixxerguy6

nice pics man goodlooking bike and tires

brick

its a steel bar with titanium pucks

JD_ATC200

where did you pick that up at

brick

one of my friends has alot of it he runs a machine shop

Speedy2

hook a homie up

NAZ

jeeze, who went to that show???

KUTZ

Nice man, I didn't think we were allowed to post pictures of stunting up here anymore, it's been forever since someone did

brick

my thoughts exactly

KelOne333

sick tires. i'm surprised at how you run your 12 bar though.

-Drew-

Hey Brick... it doesn't look like you run your tires very soft??? I could care less about a psi #, but are those filled right up, or soft enough to compress with your foot? If you let a lot of air out can you steer the quad? I only ask, cause I find it easier to do slow stuff with low tire pressure and it looks like you're killin it on full tires. What's your opinion on this subject and give us some insight about pressure in those particular tires please. Thanks.

-Drew

brick

They arent very soft still seems easy to steer it. I guess its all personal preference.

brick

do you mean the pucks on the bar?

KelOne333

naw...just seems to put stress on the subframe at a more extreme angle. the way we did the KFX was chop the stocker, use 5/8" steel threaded rods and bash them into the inside of the subframe about 14 inches down..and build on top of that. we used round steel electrical tubing to cover the end. it's dumbsolid...never going anywhere. seems the bolt on method you used would create a weakpoint a few inches into the subframe. i could be wrong, the pics aren't that clear.

6364daddy

where did you get the tires? Brand? Price? Please?